RFC
Americanabbreviation
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Royal Flying Corps
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Rugby Football Club
Example Sentences
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Chairman of Penarth RFC Sean O'Sullivan said some of the 400 children that play on the fields every weekend view the clubhouse as a "second home".
From BBC
Initially in her XV-a-side international career, Rowland was pitted against Harrison, who she grew up playing alongside at Welwyn RFC, in a battle to take on the fly-half role vacated by the retiring Katy Daley-Mclean.
From BBC
Having begun her career at nearby Pulborough RFC, the 27-year-old is assured a warm reception on the south coast.
From BBC
The biggest cheer came from the coach-load of Nant Conwy RFC supporters who produced both Metcalfe and Pyrs sisters, with Gwenllian coming off the bench to win her 50th cap.
From BBC
By the end of 1935, RFC-owned preferred stock amounted to nearly 40% of total bank common stock in the United States; the RFC’s hard-charging chairman, Texan Jesse Jones, was not shy about imposing “reasonable” compensation caps on its executives or replacing them when they faltered, or prodding their managements to make loans to private borrowers, a key element of FDR’s program of economic recovery.
From Los Angeles Times
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